How to water the succulent ruby

How to water

Ruby is a succulent plant with a fiery red appearance, and its ornamental value is quite good. Generally, we use the cutting method for propagation. The succulent ruby ​​has a particularly strong ability to adapt to the environment. It can be cultivated in some places indoors where the light is not very good. What it fears most is direct sunlight. In summer, the temperature is high and the water in the soil evaporates quickly. If you don't water it in time, the ruby ​​leaves may lack water and shrink. When watering, you can use the bottom water absorption method, or you can replenish water from the roots of the plant, but you cannot water it directly from the top. If the sunlight is too strong, we need to shade it and then water it at sunset when the temperature is low. Shading can effectively prevent the leaves from being sunburned.

Seasonal Management

The succulent ruby ​​prefers a warm and humid environment, so it is important to maintain a good growth space during the growth stage of the succulent. In summer, it is best to water the plant twice a day and spray water around it to keep it moist, creating an environment with a humidity suitable for the growth of rubies. In winter, if the indoor temperature can be maintained at a very high level, then you should water the plant based on whether the soil is dry. When the surface of the potting soil is relatively dry, you can water it, but the amount of water should not be too much.